In 2015, a whale that had established a position in Ethereum sold 7,507.52 ETH, making a profit of $15.93 million.

According to Bubblemaps monitoring, crypto KOL Cupsey traded over 27,000 tokens through 30 linked wallets starting May 7th, profiting approximately $1.74 million from about 3,000 of these tokens. His operating model involved purchasing tokens in his public wallet and distributing them to linked wallets; Cupsey's public wallet would then buy these tokens, which would be followed by followers buying them, and the linked wallets would subsequently sell them. In addition, Cupsey has on-chain connections with deployers who have made multiple Rug Pulls, with the relevant Ruggers profiting approximately $1.3 million.

A whale that bought 37,000 ETH at a cost of $1.50 in 2015 has sold 7,507.52 ETH in the past 9 hours, with an estimated profit of $15.93 million. This whale transferred 12,163.52 ETH, worth $28.54 million, to exchanges starting September 29th, with an average deposit price of $2,346.87. If all of it were sold, the return would be 156,358%. This money originated from a withdrawal from ShapeShift in August 2015.

In an interview with CNBC, Tom Lee stated that last week marked the market bottom, not the start of a deeper correction. The market rose on Monday despite negative news related to Jensen Huang and Texas's actions against Musk's company; such a rise amid bad news is a bottoming characteristic. The VIX term structure has returned to normal from an inverted state, which is a sign that the market has bottomed out.

Modular data center company Mavria has raised a total of $130 million in Pre-Seed and Seed funding rounds. The latest round was led by Paradigm, with participation from AMP PBC, Liquid 2, Critical Frontier, and Dream Ventures. Following this funding round, Mavria's valuation reached $1 billion. Mavria is dedicated to building industrial platforms to support AI in the United States. Its first product, Terrain, is a factory-built data center platform, and Terrain 01 is already in production in Houston. The funding will be used to secure the supply chain, expand manufacturing scale, and increase team size.

[UK Stablecoin Remittance Platform Seva Money Raises $5 Million Seed Funding] UK-based remittance infrastructure company Seva Money raised $5 million in seed funding on November 9th. The round was co-led by Blockwall and Revent, with participation from Seedcamp, Stride, and Ada Ventures. Seva Money provides remittance operators with white-label wallets and bank cards, integrating fiat and stablecoin channels. The company's receiving services are already available in India and Mexico, and it plans to expand to the Philippines, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Ghana within the next 12 months. The funding will be used for product development, expanding operator partnerships, and market coverage.